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1. BORA Public Health Bill [pdf, 617 KB]

   ...the health of the person who is unable to take care for himself or herself may be adversely affected). This provision, however, acknowledges the positive obligation on the State to ensure that persons who cannot care or provide for themselves are cared for by the State, preferably in consultation with their families, but by the State if there is no other option. 77. Further, clause 128 does not enable the Court to override a person's right to refuse to undergo any medical treatment....

2. BORA Crimes (Reasonable Parental Control and Correction) Amendment Bill [pdf, 140 KB]

   ...ensure that no child is subjected to torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. This is complemented and extended by Article 19, which requires States to take all appropriate measures, including legislative action, to protect children from all forms of violence while in the care of parents, guardians or any other person. 9. The CRC has consistently recommended that States prohibit all forms of corporal punishment, in the family and in other settings. Prio...

3. CAC20002 v Gollins [2015] NZREADT 26 [pdf, 385 KB]

   ...most important issue – put simply an agent who is found guilty of disgraceful conduct involving fraud must be seen to be receiving a penalty which reflects the abhorrence of the Real Estate profession to such behaviour. [26] We have considered carefully all the submissions of counsel. We do not consider that cancellation of Mr Gollins’ registration is appropriate in this case as all parties seem to acknowledge. [27] We have considered carefully whether a period of suspension...

4. MOJ0505 Children need parents to understand [pdf, 38 KB]

   ...probably be at different stages of the separation journey when you have to make important decisions. • You might find it hard to focus on your children’s needs but that’s what they urgently need you to do. • If you or your children need protection from violence, ask the Family Court for a Protection Order. 5. Ways to help your children • Keep them away from conflict (including shouting, fighting, background stress and actions like slamming doors). • Ensure they don’t ge...

5. MOJ0505 Children need parents to understand Oct18 [pdf, 170 KB]

   ...probably be at different stages of the separation journey when you have to make important decisions. • You might find it hard to focus on your children’s needs but that’s what they urgently need you to do. • If you or your children need protection from violence, ask the Family Court for a Protection Order. 5. Ways to help your children • Keep them away from conflict (including shouting, fighting, background stress and actions like slamming doors). • Ensure they don’t ge...

6. MOJ0505_APR22_WEB.pdf [pdf, 66 KB]

   ...probably be at different stages of the separation journey when you have to make important decisions. • You might find it hard to focus on your children’s needs but that’s what they urgently need you to do. • If you or your children need protection from violence, ask the Family Court for a Protection Order. 5. Ways to help your children • Keep them away from conflict (including shouting, fighting, background stress and actions like slamming doors). • Ensure they don’t ge...

7. Bay of Plenty Regional Council Submissions - 29 November 2017 [pdf, 492 KB]

   ...Ranginui lwi Incorporation (Ngati Ranginui). 3. Each appeal has at its heart the relationship between tangata whenua and their taonga, culture and traditions, and how the PRCEP should recognise and provide for those matters. This issue has both a protection and an enablement facet, which might be summarised as: (a) Recognition, restoration, and protection of cultural taonga and values to enable the exercise of kaitiakitanga over the rohe moana (or parts of it); and (b) Enabling...

8. Directory of Official Information V-Z [pdf, 1.2 MB]

   ...Entry last updated on 31 January 2022 Functions and responsibilities The work of Veterans’ Affairs covers four main areas: the provision of policy advice on, and administration of, a wide range of issues relating to veterans’ entitlements, care and recognition; the coordination of commemorative activities; the management of the government’s relationship with veterans and their representative organisations; and the provision of ex-service plaques and headstones and maintenance of...

9. Directory of Official Information V-Z [pdf, 1.2 MB]

   ...Entry last updated on 31 January 2022 Functions and responsibilities The work of Veterans’ Affairs covers four main areas: the provision of policy advice on, and administration of, a wide range of issues relating to veterans’ entitlements, care and recognition; the coordination of commemorative activities; the management of the government’s relationship with veterans and their representative organisations; and the provision of ex-service plaques and headstones and maintenance of...

10. Directory of Official Information V-Z [pdf, 1.3 MB]

    ...Entry last updated on 31 January 2022 Functions and responsibilities The work of Veterans’ Affairs covers four main areas: the provision of policy advice on, and administration of, a wide range of issues relating to veterans’ entitlements, care and recognition; the coordination of commemorative activities; the management of the government’s relationship with veterans and their representative organisations; and the provision of ex-service plaques and headstones and maintenance of...